Steve Sharp
What specifications in a computer system would it take to be able to use the "super insane" time-stretch feature? I'll presume that's the most sonically-accurate, is this correct? Anything above "enabled" on my current computer seems to give me issues.
I've been playing with 3.3 all day, and I'm enjoying it to the point that I'm considering getting a beefier computer to take better advantage of all it has to offer. Wow!
I've been playing with 3.3 all day, and I'm enjoying it to the point that I'm considering getting a beefier computer to take better advantage of all it has to offer. Wow!
geposted Mon 16 Jan 06 @ 8:44 am
lopez453
just use anabled or disabled. Others are not optimized yet for real usage, you can notice a big delay between the displayed waveform and time when real beat comes out of speakers. Also if you use theese other setting your music only plays mono. Wait for the upcomming version where the dev team promised the new engine, probably with optimised timestretch that should run more smoothly.
geposted Mon 16 Jan 06 @ 10:12 am